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Danae

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​Danae is a 9 year old Poitevin mare, an endangered breed of which there are only around 300 horses in the world (having increased from around 100 breeding horses worldwide in 2011).  Danae had her first foal in May 2022, but developed an infection after foaling.  The infection was treated and Danae appeared to make a full recovery, but in July 2022 she suddenly became lame and her pedal (coffin) bones penetrated the soles on both front feet, shortly followed by her left hind, with her right hind clearly very close to penetrating.  With euthanasia almost certain if we couldn't make a difference quickly, Danae was referred to The Laminitis Site, and weekly visits started in August 2022 to trim and treat her feet.
WARNING - PHOTOS BELOW SHOW EXPOSED PEDAL (COFFIN) BONES
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​Right Fore (RF)
Left Fore (LF)
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LF 25 August 2022 after trim
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LF 31 August 2022 after trim and before Cleantrax soak
Left Hind (LH)
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LH 31 August 2022. A large flap of sole came off, revealing the pedal bone.
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